Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-07-06

now out of danger No cause is known
why he should attempt IN take his life He
came here from Nova Scotia about three
months ago, and has had steady employ
ment.
Tehama Items
RED BLUFF, July 5th The Board of
Trade has decided to make at extensive ex-
hibit of fruit and cereal products at the
State Fair. With the progress fruit-grow-
ing has made here the Board will be en-
abled to make very creditabe display.
Harvesting is going on, and the grain
yield is better than the estimates made
some weeks sgo placed it,
According TO the Assessors report, the
increased valuation of property in this
county is So 100000.
Red Bluff has decided by vote TO issue
bonds to the amount of $4,000 to build a
school-house.
Governor Stanford's winery at vina is
almost completed. Its size is 275x3G0 feet
San Diego Notes.
iCoprighi, 1887, by ae California associated Press
SAN DIEGO, July 5th-All hope of the
safety of the British bark Lizzie Iredale
has been given up. She is 125 days out
from Newcastle with coal for this port.
She sailed ahead of the Alton. recently lost
in the South Pacific, and whose crew was
picked up on an island. 1t is thought the
crew the Iredale is lost, or else they
would have been heard ffym.
The International Company expects to
open line to Guatemala in about three
weeks with a steamship now en- route from
England. Other steamers will follow.
A Natural Sons Natural Desire.
frout,ri,Lf b,, yLs raj,
SAN DIEGo. July 5th.-Henry J. Kowal-
sky, San Francisco attorney has been
here for several days seeking evidence in
the case of Richard Jessop, the natural son
OF the deceased millionaire of that name,
who is now fighting for share in his
fathers estate in San Francisco. Kowal-
sky says bis mission has been fruitful. He
leaves in the morning for San Luis Rev.
htty miles up the coast, where more facts
to substantiate young Jessops claim are to
be procured.
Sunstroke at Colusa.
Copyright, 1887, by the California ssoeiated Fressl
CoLUsA, July 4th.-Professor Melville.
the balloon man. was sunstruck to-day
while Initiating his balloon. The doctors
say that he cannot live. There was no
balloon ascension in consequence. The
Professor has been very i'll for some time
past and was in no condition to make the
ascension, but wishing to fulfill his con-
tract he made the effort, which will cost
him his life.
Souoma VIII Exhibit Here.
Copyright 1887, BY ae California Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO, July 5th.-At a meeting
of the Mechanics Institute tonight, w. P
Stoat reported that he had visited Sonoma
county and appointed committee of
twenty of the best citizens to aid in making
the fair a success. The committee will take
the exhibits to the Sacramento Fair first
and then to this city.
Great Irrigation Scheme.
Icofnlgt, 1857, by the California associated Pressl
BAKERSFIELD, July 9TH An important
survey was concluded here to-day. The
surveyors and party returned from survey
ing two canals, one to be piped from Kern
River Canyon, in the foothills overlying a
fine body of land ten miles east of this
city, and the other from the basin of the
creek in an open canal to the same land
Combined, they will water 100000 acres of
land irrigated by this company.
Unknown Man Killed.
Copyright 1887, by tie California Assoeiated Iressi
Los ANGELES, July 5th-Sunday morn
ing an unknown man attempted to lump
on Santa Fe freight train at Azusa Sta-
ton, but missed his footing and fell under
the wheels, and was cut in two. After a
Coroner's inquest he was buried BY the side
of the track as unknown.
LATER-rHE DECEASED IDENTIFIED.
Los ANGELES, July 5th. = The man
killed at Azu.a proves to be James Leonard,
recently from Chicago. Deceased was
about so years of age.
Arrest of q Forger.
Copyright, 1887, by The California Associated Press
SAN DIEGo, July 5th.-R. Myers, of San
Barnardino, who forged checks ON the San
Bernardino Bank three weeks ago and got
the checks cashed here, on the strength of
real estate agents Endorsement, was ar
rested here this afternoon. He was con-
cealed in lumber yard. He is broken
down, out OF money, and refuses to talk.
Fire at Redding.
Copyright, 1887, by Tie California associated PressI
REDDING. July 5th.-A fire occurred here
last night in house owned by J. f. Scam
mond and occupied by S. Wolf Hardly
anything was saved and the occupants
barely escaped in their night garments.
The loss is about $4,000; Insurance. un-
known.
A Veterans Last Celebration.
Copyright, 1887. by the California associated frsssJ
REDWOOD CITY, July 5th.-Jimmy Mar
tin, an old resident and inmate of the Poor
Farm, was found dead by the roadside this
morning near San Mateo. He was a Vet
eran of the Mexican War, and had been in
Redwood City celebrating the Fourth.
Fatal Buggy Accident.
icoPpigat, 1887, by dc California associated Prsss
Los ANGELES. July 5th-A horse driven
by r. S. Miller, who came here from San
Francisco short time ago, got frightened
at sign and overturned the buggy throw
ing Miller to the ground. He sustained
injuries which are believed to be fatal
Irrigation in Inyo.
lco,gpiGH, 1857, by The California issocated Iyess
INDEPENDENCE, July 5th.-The voting in
favor OF the Irrigation District was nearly
unanimous. The Directors are C. b, Raw
son. J. S. German. II. L. Clark, w. l..
Hunter and A. G. Harvey. The district
contains $4,000 acres.
More Millions 20 be Buried.
Copyright. 1857, by Re California Associated 'ressl
SAN Francisco, July 5th.-The Supervi-
sors tonight authoriz d the City Hall Com
missioners to go on and finish the new
City Hall.
Heavy Loss by Fire.
Copyrigi, 1857, by me California Associated Press
Los ANGELES. July 5th.-Crandall, Crow
d Co.'S workshop was destroyed by fire last
night, entailing loss of about $4,000.
a Place to be Envied.
COPYRIGHT 1887, by the California Associaed Press
YREKA, July 5Lh.-rhere was a heavy
thunder. shower this evening, and the
weather has cooled oil nicely.
-
a HEAVY BLOW.